Travel to Chongzhen and save Jiu Qiansui at the beginning. It is better to raid the house than to raid the bottom. The eunuchs are the imperialists. The government decree does not leave the imperial city? It's okay, I'll replace you! Isn't it okay for the Ministry of Accounts to make money? It's okay, I'll replace you! Isn't it okay to fight in the Beijing camp? It's okay, I'll replace you! ... It's okay, I'll replace you! Starting from employing people, build the strongest internal driving force of the empire!
Zhu Cixiang, the last prince in the late Ming Dynasty, is unsystematic, not brainless, not invincible, and has rigorous historical research. It is a masterpiece of the late Ming Dynasty that is worth reading.
Traditional historical text: The protagonist travels to Zaohu Village on the seaside of Changyi, Shandong Province in the seventh year of Chongzhen. He originally wanted to find a way out in the apocalypse by selling private salt, but he was forced to embark on the path of rebellion. Eventually it became the butterfly that changed the history of the Ming Dynasty, East Asia, and even the entire world.
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